Sentence examples for certainly entitled from inspiring English sources

Nixon was certainly entitled to some self-admiration.

You are certainly entitled to be a bit miffed.

The ECB is certainly entitled to monitor the creditworthiness of its debtors.

Ms. Reynolds was certainly entitled to make the offer, but the Smithsonian should never have accepted.

Mr. Lay is certainly entitled to a fair trial with open-minded jurors.

But private universities are certainly entitled to trade money for principle.

"Carl is certainly entitled to his opinion, as I am entitled to disagree with it," Mr. Falcone told The Journal.

"But they are certainly entitled to it as long as the clear meaning of the statute grants it to them".

He's certainly entitled to his opinion on things, but ultimately we will do what's best for the team.

Ferguson was certainly entitled to argue that it was a "one-horse race" in the first half.

While you're certainly entitled to the nine rides you paid for, you're not entitled to commit fraud to get them.